save_screenshot: Server side function that takes and saves screenshot in a...
In dr-consulting/ibi_VizEdit: Open-Source Software for Processing and Editing Heart Rate Data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
View source: R/utils_graphing.R
Description
Server side function that takes and saves screenshot in a screenshots folder for easy sharing with colleagues
Usage
1
save_screenshot(input, data, time_brush, button_id, ibi_or_ppg = NULL)
Arguments
input
shiny internal
data
data used to create the plot
time_brush
brush that defines the time window displayed in the ui for the user to edit
button_id
id value for the button that is intended to "trigger" the creation of the plot
ibi_or_ppg
PLACEHOLDER
Value
saves version of the plot currently being displayed. The intent is to make it easier to share out with
teammates when editing difficult sections of data and to document pre and post processing efforts
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Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/utils_graphing.R
Description
Server side function that takes and saves screenshot in a screenshots folder for easy sharing with colleagues
Usage
1 | save_screenshot(input, data, time_brush, button_id, ibi_or_ppg = NULL)
|
Arguments
input |
shiny internal |
data |
data used to create the plot |
time_brush |
brush that defines the time window displayed in the ui for the user to edit |
button_id |
id value for the button that is intended to "trigger" the creation of the plot |
ibi_or_ppg |
PLACEHOLDER |
Value
saves version of the plot currently being displayed. The intent is to make it easier to share out with teammates when editing difficult sections of data and to document pre and post processing efforts
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